The CD4024BNSR can handle clock frequencies up to 10 MHz. However, it's recommended to check the timing specifications in the datasheet to ensure that the device can meet the required timing constraints for your specific application.
The CD4024BNSR has a asynchronous reset input (R) that can be used to reset the counter. When the reset input is low, the counter is reset to zero. The reset input is active-low, meaning it must be pulled low to reset the counter.
The CD4024BNSR is a 7-stage binary counter, which means it can count up to 2^7 - 1 = 127. When the counter reaches its maximum count value, it will wrap around to zero on the next clock pulse.
Yes, the CD4024BNSR can be used as a frequency divider. By connecting the Q7 output to the clock input, the device can be used to divide the input clock frequency by 128. This is because the Q7 output is high for one clock cycle every 128 clock cycles.
The power consumption of the CD4024BNSR depends on the operating frequency, voltage, and load conditions. According to the datasheet, the typical power consumption is around 10 μW at 5 V and 1 MHz clock frequency. However, it's recommended to check the datasheet for more detailed power consumption information.
CD4024BNSR datasheet
by Texas Instruments
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